Maine Victory Spurs Republican Bid For Party Unity
Republicans celebrate a Maine special election win showing a surge of progressives returning to the GOP fold. The piece argues the result signals a chance to reform the party’s nomination system and warns against secret caucuses and misaligned leadership. It notes Crawford’s campaign style and calls for reorganizing the party under progressive leadership.
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Washington
Maine
Bryan
Taemiee
Republican Party
Taft
Brule County Farmer Profits By Good Seed
Kimball South Dakota Chas McGinty a prominent farmer three miles north of Kimball paid about nine dollars per bushel for seed corn last spring he tested every ear and discarded weak grain now he reports good results plowing deep using scientific precautions and has the largest ears ever raised in the county he plans to save much seed for next spring as demand will be high in the area
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Kimball
S. D
Chas. McGinty
McGinty
Offered Lead Church Pastor in Lead South Dakota
Aberdeen South Dakota D R Stone and E E Fry of Lead meet with Rev J W Hyslop of St Marks Episcopal to offer him the Lead church pastorate after Rev D R Beatty resigned. Hyslop has taken the offer under consideration.
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Aberdeen
S. D
D. R. Stone
E. E. Fry
Episcopal Church
Lead
J. W. Hyslop
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
D. R. Beatty
Hyslop
Stewart Neville Wedding and Local Nuptials
The society column notes the Stewart Neville wedding at Alpena Baptist parsonage with plans to visit friends before settling on a farm near Alpena. It also reports John Edward Hanson and Isabelle Angelina Rosenberger's August wedding in Seattle and upcoming home in this city after October 1.
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Isabelle Angelina Rosenberger
William L. Rosenberger
Seattle
Washington
Hanson
City
Ortohber
Who's Who in South Dakota Modest Triloquist Preacher
A profile of Dr. John J. Seaton of Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell. The piece recounts his rise from a Manchester Illinois farm to church and academic leadership, noting his quiet influence, extensive study in psychology philosophy and religion, and his role as a pivotal educator and preacher. It also highlights his early education, ministry in Guttenberg and Dubuque, and his appointment at Dakota Wesleyan with a Harvard fellowship on leave.
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Sioux City
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Guttenberg
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Fayette
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Stout
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Eugene
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Jessie Evans Davis
Maynard
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Dubuque
Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
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Seston
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Turon
G. T. Notson
Harvard
Dakota
215 in Chamberlain Schools
Chamberlain S D reports the second week of city schools with 215 pupils enrolled. Staff includes Principal H E Stout, assistant principal Miss Frances E F Kelly, and grade teachers Loretta O Byrne Myrtle Taff Halfred Nyberg Ruth Ganaway Agnes Smith. Superintendent Professor Armstrong notes promising start for the year.
Mitchell High Names Crocus Staff for 1913
At a Junior Class meeting, Mitchell High School elected the Crocus staff for the coming year. Elected roles include Editor in Chief Dela Kjelmyr and Business Manager Charles Samson. Department editors cover Athletics Verne Sholes and Barnard Browne. Locals Marion Walrath. Exchange Marguerite Donnelly. Y W C A Myrtle Bonham. Literary Inez Beddoes. Jokes Warry van Benthuysen. Alumni Nettie Rathbun. Social Travel Boggs. seniors editor William Smith. juniors Bertha Wyman. sophomores Phelma Caseens. freshmen Jannie Mills.
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Mitchell High School
Crocus
Mitchell
Dela Kjelmyr
Charles Samson
Verne Sholes
Barnard Browne
Marion Walrath
Bexchange
Marguerite Donnelly
Myrtle Bonham
Inez Beddoes
Warry van Benthuysen
Nettie Rathbun
Tavel Boggs
William Smith
Bertha Wyman
Phelma Caseens
Jannie Mills
Fix Day for Registration Huron S Dated
The South Dakota Republican state committee, meeting in Sioux Falls, directs the enrollment committee to proclaim Thursday October 16 as a special enrollment day. Governor Byrne declined to proclaim a special day but the committee urges all eligible citizens to register before the deadline under the new primary law.
Wagon Fire Sparks Large Hay Blaze in Harding County
Pierre South Dakota. Bailey a rancher in Harding county started a hay field blaze by striking a match to light a pipe. The head flew into a hay pile near a wagon, igniting hay and grass. The wagon caught fire, horses were scorched and broke loose, and flames spread over a wide area before control was gained.
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Pierre
S. D
H. Bailey
Harding County
Burke to Oppose Johnson in Congress Run
Watertown man Kempel appears set to run as Johnsons main opponent for the congressional seat. Johnson is out for Congress, with Burke as successor mentioned in local notices.
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Royal Johnson
Congress
Burke
Johnson announces South Dakota Second District bid
Royal C. Johnson, South Dakota attorney general, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to Congress from the Second district. The Hyde County native recently moved to Aberdeen and faces possible opposition from the old guard, with R. J. Kempel of Watertown named as a likely foe. Johnson’s record includes multiple opinions as attorney general and service as Hyde County state’s attorney.
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Aberdeen
Frank McNulty
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Hyde County
Atorney
Johnson
South Dakota
Burke
R. J. Kempel
Watertown
The
National Association of Attorneys-Generals
Sioux Falls Motorcycle Club to Visit During Corn Palace Week
Sioux Falls Motorcycle Club No 400 will parade into town during corn palace week in a body. About a dozen machines arrived yesterday on a path finding tour directed by Tourmaster S Strommer son. The riders lined up at the Widmann hotel for roll call after arriving shortly after noon.
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Sioux Falls
Attorney Guilty of Fraud In U S District Verdict
A U S District Court jury found C. J. Patton guilty of using the mails to defraud. Patton, an attorney from Keystone, is accused of selling land for C. J. Kelley who obtained titles to government land improperly. Eugene and Roswell McPherson pleaded not guilty to illegal fencing of government land and were released on $500 bail each.
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Ifiwood
S. D
U. S
Kelley
Eugene
Roswell McPherson
Meadé County
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